Astronomy is as big as 30 football fields in China
On July 25, China began installing a 500-meter radio telescope, believed to be the world's largest in the mountains of Guizhou Province, China.
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On July 25, China began installing a 500-meter radio telescope, believed to be the world's largest in the mountains of Guizhou Province, China.
The European Astronomical Agency (ESO) announced the super-telescope telescope in the Atacama desert (ALMA) ready to go into operation.
In astronomy, the supernatural new technologies often start with bulldozers, rubble, and ... garbage trucks.
Canadian researcher Donna Strickland, associate professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Waterloo, is one of three scholars who won the Nobel Prize for Ph…
The name Annie Maunder still exists in the scientific world, but it has been lost from the memories of life.
Astronomer discovered evidence of dark matter, Vera Rubin died Sunday night at the age of 88.
One of Australia's pioneering radio astronomers, Owen Bruce Slee, recently died at the age of 92 in his homeland.
They all have in common is that there is no condition to be fully educated but by the passion, the desire to learn has helped them to be successful and famous.
Born in 5 years, the Kavli Award has become a major international award; is considered a
American astronomer Edwin Hubble (1889 - 1953) was honored by the world as the
Professor Luu Le Hang not only marked with noble awards but her surname was also named for a meteorite. This petite woman is pursuing a tireless journey to discover the…
As the areas of capital that are not in the Nobel's vision become increasingly important in life, the most prestigious international award structure is also changing.
When de Winne was a teenager, astronomers discovered many interesting things about galaxies, black holes and supernovae. It was these discoveries that caught his attenti…
Astronomical professor Stephen Hawking is one of the smartest minds on the planet, but by the age of 8 he could read and study deliberately at school.
Nicolaus Copernicus, the father of the doctrine, thought that the earth revolved around the sun, having been ritualized by Polish missionaries for national heroes.